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THE TRIBUNE,
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sTATEN ISLAND.

e1lPIEroy.-Mrs Mary McDemott OF BToad-st, who was
shot husband Thomas McDerno al hcr home dnr
Thursday. lying precarlous condition
Dr Isaac lea several attempts 10 prooe io
tho bullet unable TO H. McDermolt Is oSkeu
up to await the result OF his wfe's injuries
BAY RpGE-on Monday last there was found floating on
eixty .nfth.s tho unknown IL was much
aud was burei In poers Held on wednesday
Coroner Marel cved letter written on Que
NJ Inc bill haais OF Messrs Trasiow Co.. OF No 20 Pearl
NewYork giving description OF W. Il Wooden, sto arr OF
which anchored on Red HOOK on
June 23 Though tho letter unsigned. II stated that
WoteLs sister would DO only happy 10 receive any
Information which tho Coroner could give The description
missing Wooden talcs exactly win pat OF the man
BAY Ridge. When Ia the city inc man hNeI Win
his sister at No. 10 Lex ingtcnave
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

CHICAGO July 1.-The Chicago club made one OF Its famous
rallies eighth to-day and turned apparent defeat
into victory Washington players took the lead and held
to the eight inning the Chicago nine scored three
runs and WOE the game The as followsi
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crimes eSceins in that respect winning follows.
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PhiisdsipSia Pitcher s-Gst1en and Ferguson Umpire
prrrssuno July 1.-The Boston club defeated sss Pitts
burg club rather easily today Calvin Pitched with little
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Basehs Pitt,eoIs o. Boston. r. Errms1pittsoIrs
vals sSs1Sn' o. ''''As''''''" -'' '''''N'
cmcnsArI, July 1.-The Cincinnati club defeated the
Gle gelsnd rise by this score;
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II Glsvslans TO- Er rS Gnc,n
Umpre-Mr %cousde.
Su' TSs , s%s ,san defeated the
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20 st. LSuis Err Tn1,1
Mr. Young
PHLApHlrF a. July 1.-The Athletics took long lead on
Baltimore opponents to-day In the early part oil tho
game and won ~ follows:
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At Hamilton, Ont afternoon gams)-hochcster 81 Haml
Al At Toronto -roronto 8, Buffalo. T.
A. Toronto (aftornocn game)-Toronto. D; Bunalo'
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HELPING GIRLS TO HELP THExsRLVEa

Ths Riverside Rest Association, the Rsv. DR.. Wendell
Prime president, W. N. r. Round. secretary OF the
Prison Association. first presidents has opened Its
house. No BAL East Twenty.sixthst The association
extends helping hand to women discharged from tho
various hospItss ana correctional institutions supported
By the oity giving them board and lodging for few
DAYS ana decent clothing they need It. Il then trans
IA thsm 10 suitable charities now existing, or hnds
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uyrY.rrs GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOIN0 ON IO-DAfs
Coney Island Jockey Club racea sheepsneA" Day ''
p
Board OF Aldermen noon.
Departure Of 9th Regiment for state camp
New Rochelle acht Club annual regatta -. .,e,r,.
Departure OF Canadian Cricket Team tor E"opo VIZ '
RpicFerbocker Yacht Climb annual cruise. ,, pr,sh,on
Staten Island Athletic Club games, west Ne"'o's"''
Pm c.....nv s,roctora
sailing of X Vanderbilt the Alva on cruise arounu
the world.
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NEw-JERsEY.

UoBoKEx--The bond,men Of Michael u Murphy the an
seondnx Water Registrar have Mgnincd their Willingness
IN make compromise ths city for the amount 81 Mur
phys defscation, $50 Opo. conferences Will DO held DO
ty.en tho bOndsneD the Water Commissioners anu the
Hackensack Water Company, TO arrange basis OF com
promise.
who ded his home In Washington Valley lew wees ago
women all claiming 70 %
his wives ltigaing sold at auction by
ORDER the administrator yesterday The last wlio Win
OF the farm uiu mo
mortgages are foreciOsed installation OF the R-v
the pastOate Oh TRULY lse"thcu
Church place THURSDAY.
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MIR. SAGE NAMES A STRONG DENIAL.



is FALSE QUIET DAY IN WALL STREET.
Wall Street prescribed qaiet front yesterday. Tho
stock market displayed holiday dulness. but the need
OF providing for funds over three holidays carried an
active demand and high rates for money In tho loan
crowd. The Manhattan episode Is almost out OF sight
Cyrus W. Field yesterday said that he had no atement
whatever TO make respecting the transaction but II he
IT. he might make publication over his own name.
With regard to published interview In The Times Rus
sell sage made the following announcement through
Kierpan's Nows Agency:
It IL false from beginning 10 end II that
II should have been published Tho relations Mr.
Gould. Mr Field and myself the fendliest possible
When the reporter OF The TINES called took
toE 70 the In which the treated Mr. Gould and
myself Instead OF being branded conspirator MrGould
panic ami probably saved hundreds from IL In this
connection that suggested that Mr. Field who know the
facts should make Abatement No dsfespect Intended
for MT Field whose ability conceded and for whom have
the highest and regard nothing OF the
fer OF Mr. Fields Manhattan until after the transaction
contaminated The price paid for IL ny MT Gould was
share and that Ia the paid tor stock as my vOuo
will show. IL good trade for Mr. Field and no QUO
but Mr. Gould could would have made IL at 80 critical
time The sn that has been printed about tho relations OF
MT Field myself simply ridiculous and malicious false
hood repeat that good friends and Will continue
such
Jay Gould left Irvlngton yesterday with his family
his yacht ATLANTA crseup the Sound and Ia not
pected back till the beginning OF business next week
The majority OF brokers prepared yesterday for outof-
town excursions beginning tomorrow. Ihore was no
regarding the telegraph DEAL and Mr. Garrett II
In town. not among his usual associates In the street
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WELCOMING ELECTRIC LIGHT IN NYAcK.

and South Nyack, VIII VI5ItOb II1u
various points notable representation IRON %;
electric light Tho main features OF tho occasion were ,no
parse and tho celebration at the Tappan Zee HOUSE
through the principal streets ana was vi
nessed y houses along the line OF marcn
were brilliantly Illuminated an for two hours inc SKY was
lighted up with fireworks In all directions -. ...,
The procession composed OF the 9hcais OF ns
a. r. Louis Post Sons OF Veterans the Nya9k Base
bells rang children larger growth joined inc smai
Sovs in The General Jubilee. tho Tappan Zee House
coson was given 10 the village board and other guests by
the Nyack Electric Light and Power Company OF when
Illuminated electric lights and tho parade passed. In re-
view before the stand there. The banquet was
ana in the spacious parors Oh
the house. a. ,,o,.
highly previous lack Of lights In the
aster Nyack.
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Jersey CITY.

A collision between freight trains occurred about
M yesterday. the NewJersey Central RIroah yar1 az
Comnlnuipaw consequence of misplaced switch ono
freight train standing the track wa. run into
train were wrecked and the loco motive OF the second r
WAS badly damaged Alexander Deylin me s"lehtnan,
and has moi been seen since There one Injured
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NEWARK.

The Law and League has decided TO organize aux
ary for the coming nlunc
pacsmpaign the election OF Mayor who VIII
against Sunday liquor selling anu 70 "'H
and report all cases OF violation OF the law
At special meeting the Aqueduct Board yestcraay
resolutions adopted requesting the Mayor ana Ane
men appoint professional expert TO examine inc
Of the truth OF published stachcbs
REGARDING the bonded Indebtedness OF the Board
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MEETING TO UPHOLD DIR. Ke0LYYN.

MEETING TO UPHOLD DIR. Ke6LYNN.
International Hall, East Twenty seventh-st,
crowded las evening with tho parishionsrs Of St.
Stephens Church who support Dr. kcGlynn. and not
was held. John r. Feeney presided and introduced
Henry George, , who spoke upon ne thsore, OF bis
addressed The meeting, and William MsCabe, Of Ths
Stondard said that Il tho Pope excomnunicat ted Dr.
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AN EASY VICTORY FOR NETWORK.
HE INDIANAPOLIS Tram BEATEN by ID TO D

GOOD FIELDING BY TIE VISITORS.
IYDIAYAP J Ind July l-NewYo won an easy victory
to-day in dul spess game Only eight innings were
played owing to delay foryhve minutes oecount Of
rain at the inning which made necessary the
calling of the game could be finished The features
OF the he good batting and fine fielding OF the
visitors who made only The
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LAST DAY AT sHEEPsHEAD.

JOCKEY CLUB-sELECTIoNs
The Copey Island Jockey Club ends its juno meeting today
With programme contains highly attractive features
In the frat racetbe Sporting 6tskeshorses asked
"a bresk the mile record get 70 as they
ne beast thar coca ess than 40 will receive
500 in Addition 70 The 81 BOO added Dry Moncpoe
the colt to do Let BIN win the stake and give Tee Doe
Tes try should have the Goodbye Stakes Specially may
- second 60, -,
ReyeIler Ill bly, win second money. .
Mr.. Lawrence has made the knickerbocker Handicap
az cult race pick but Hidago TO win and
Ten Booker for the place you will get good run for your
stonebuck II we'll ridden. should wiz the hfh race and
may have the sixth and ChOctaw should get
The place
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nauy TRJBJNE. Ie!-IEN rAUES

Mc7lvnn he would excommunicnte 100000 Amer lean
Pnn,an Csfol,cs He also said that they mad roacnea
The pont where they would not let the Pope interfere Ia
their affairs. - oo,Iaction was
suggested and young Mr. George passed AROUND Tue a
rhe collection amounted to $64 81
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TILE FLArRrsu POSTMASTER RESIGNED

Postmaster John sammon Of Fatbush L. has forwarded
his He appointed BY the IN.
fuence OF Congressman Felix camp1el Gompaints nave
been his OF tho Office The resignation
was requested by the authorities Washington MI sam
mon the Office Is TOO connnng
Aud that complaints agains him are that no aeh 70
cancel stamp aud blurred posmark The ONCE Wort
sLont eli 200 Year changes have been made in II
since Presiden t Gle yeand took onicc
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WASHINGTON REPRESENTED IN FIRE.

Mr. Pain desiring to do honor to the anniversary lo
American Independence. has arranged An elaborate pro
gramme OF beautiful devices In fire, which will be repre-
sented in connection with the sege Of sebastopol Mt
Manhattan Beach this evening Among the special
features will be colossal pictures OF George Warrington
and Grover Cleveland Thousands OF rockets will add to
the brillancy Of the occasion
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

7xncd CENTRAL Yefsl-senator Alfred II. Colquitt o.
osoreis Victoria Hoel-General Thomas 4 ~ 81
Virgtnia FUh renur Hofet-Judge Samuel Irest u
Louis Gilsey Hsusecon gressman carlos faen n,itau
Connecticut Ersyen House-Professor EGwaru ~;
NJ WiIl,ams College Hotel George .:
BatcholIer OF Saratoga. ST JdmM qnsra rs D.
Powes Of the bahama Islands 1nr'Sy H'' hJ W.,o
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respect II reuuirics the benefited woman. able 20 a
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is 70 take in orders for plain sewing fcrsos
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Earned runs-IDdianapolis, = New.fork u INooase
hits-Denny Bassett Dorgan Ewing o'Renrke Thpeeosse
son 70 Corner Richardson 10 ward Connor Basset TO
shomberg. Fist hase bails-seery Denny Ewing con
nor g. o. hourke Struck out-Healy. Hackett seey
q shomberg Keefo q, o'kourke Wild pitehes-Heay q
Reefa umpire-Grace Pearce.
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LONG ISLAND.

IosG ISLAND CTTY-The closing exercises OF the FIRST
w I'd Public place yesterday. Mayor gleason
made bfie followed by sheldon Parnee
the new school The following are the Rs
Minnie HonTattY, Ella PsyBt0n lila SIMPSON fA
Ferguson Matte stevenson, Adah CIt ana EhnA WON
hill
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HARLEM READY FOR THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.


The Executive Committee OF the Independence Day
Association OF Harlem met last night to make final
arrangements for their celebration OF the Fourth.
Chairman James E. Grayb presided. and there was
large attendance Mondays celebration by the assocl
ton WILL II the programme be carried out In favorable
weather and without hitch, be OF the most elab
witnessed In the city The committees
ports show that the city authorities have not made
matters smooth for the association ms they might In
connection with the great parade the erection OF re-
viewing stand has had TO be dispensed WITH because OF
failure to obtain permit; and in regard TO the Mayors
refusal to allow daybreak salute OF cannon the chair
reported I understood from the Mayor that he
would not sign the resolution OF the Board Of Aldermen
allowing parade through the streets, and giving us
the OF the parks, unless what he termed nni-
firing the national salute in the early morning
was left out; aud thinking hafoat was better than
at ALL accepted these conditions and postponed
tho firing of the national salute from 430 till IL
noon" 'ff@-- -.
1t reported that Colonel John r. Fellows Is to be
the orator OF the day. and that at the banquet which IL
10 take place In the afternoon, General James X
O'Beirne will respond to The Day We Celebrate" A
substitute will have be found for Mayor Hewitt who
was to have responded for "The uity Of New.York.
Hosea Is. Perkins will talk about Harlem Plains and
Washington Heights" and Algernon s. Sullivan prss
dent OF the Southern Society, will speak TO Our Re
united Country The treasurer reports that the amount
of the collected TO date was "a $50 H. and
that there was more to follow"
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BROOKLYN.

General Catln has associated with c. T. Kinsley In
the defence Of the murderer Wede who shot Dr. DngRan
last Ho end avorei u secure from JUICE Moore
delay the trial eay and said the defence would be
temporary insanity aud that important witness could not
be secured by July l- dzto for the trial Judge
Moor refused 10 grant the request
patronage II the navy Yard He haa been given $4,000 TO
penditure OF IL will be for the bcneh OF such w A.
Furey desires 20 work Paw Director stevenson has
all power although ho has tired 10 the
yard on business puncples
The force OF aborer the park has been reduced to 100
for the OF the by the discharge OF l0I mon
yesterday.
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed tho charges against
Dr. a. d. Briggs OF causing the death oil Miss Fanny A.
Briggs, by malpractice.
Tho Juno Grand Jury made presentment Yesterday show
ing satisfactory condition OF all the county Institutions save
the Jail
Several of the large dygoois viii close
day.
Dr. Charles Ferand who CHARGED with malpractice
by Katie Strob. acquitted IN the Court OF Sessions
yesterday.
railroad accident occurred Thursday about ll;20
the Van Sclen station the Prospect Park and
Coney Island Railroad An drawing nvo loaded cara
was on Its way To Brooklyn when Jumped The track
Fourteenth Precinct Police satoa. at Quincy at
and Raphave formally taken possession OF yesterday
by the who will It, and the records OF tue pre-
cnct removed from the OLD station house nj Broadway
aud Greene The building cost $4,000. and II 10
constructed Of brick and buestone II finely fitted
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NETWORK CITY.

Tho beethoven Msennerchor Society has arranged W
Give tho first vocal I'm Central Park on sunaay'
July TO- TO- - ''
The Chamber of Horrors in the Eden Musee has
been completely overhauled, and now represents q
moro striking and realistic appearance than ever
"G. Kp-Truman A. Merriman, XIth Congressional
Disiict
Tho Mayors marshal reports that for the quarter
ending lime 40 10 Coz licenses were issued, of which
4,951 wero for dogs.
Some fireworks went off ahead Of time in, the notion
store of Charles Neal at No. LISP Seconds ave-, yes
terday and caused a loss of $1,000 by fire.
Tho Aqueduct Commission yesterday decided to con-
tract with Smith & Brown for the construction OF
bridge and rcstc work at the Croton Dam at cost of
$4,000.
Captain Brady and the crew Of thirteen men Of the
ship City Of Boston, which foundered Elbow Key,
off tho Bahamas June z, before reported, were
passengers on the steamship Santiago, which arrived
from Cenfuegos yesterday.
The members Of tho grain trade Of the Produce
Exchange will meet on Wednesday to take action ON
an amendment to the rules regarding the delivery
of contract wheat formulated by the grain commit
tee
The reorganization Of the New-York Customs Dc
partment did go into effect yesterday had been
Intended. Collector Magone said that the changes
would probably be made ON Tuesday.
The new stations on the Sixth Avenue Elevated
Road at Eighteenth and Twenty seventh SITS. were
thrown open yesterday for the first time.
Tho Trow City Directory, which to be out next
Monday, will not be issued till Friday
Thirteen certificates of membership in the Metal
Exchange were sold at auction the floor Of tho
exchange yesterday. Their par value 81 200,
and yet they only brought from S72 S75 each. Tho
buyers wero John J. Williams 5. Raunhcim, 4, L.
White and Gurion Corwith, all members of the ex-
change.
August Hilfert, age fifty three went on the roof
Of his at No 1second last evening TO get cooled
Of fell asleep and dropped 70 the yard He dled
shortly after being taken to Bellevue Hospital.
c. v. v. Ward. for seventeen years the Eastern
Division Passenger Agent I'm this city Of tho New
York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad, resigned
his position yesterday. Mr. Ward Is ono VI the best
known passenger men In tho city.
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MANY DEATHS IN THE LAST SIX MONTHS
Records In tho Bureau OF Vital statstics show that
1892 persons died In the city during six months Of this
year. 1871 moro than during tho first half Of 1885
Following Is the record OF vital statistics for six months
Of each Year:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
supr,os A29 sets. G3i Moon sets 22l Moonsass IL
HIGH wATEE.
4. Instantly Hook. sos Gov lard. 503 He, Cate e53
r. 626 Gov IsPd- Obs Hell Gate izi
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ALONG THE SOUND.
FULLGRAFF TO GO TO WISCONSIN,

BRpGHPoRT-A 10 the Curtis Building. on Golden Hill
at yesterday, caused a loss OF $4,000
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The hot weather yesterday caused number OF pros
traons Its effect shown D. reported deaths In the
city, which numbered lao on Thursday and 40 yester
dnu
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PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY JULY l. 1887.
ARRIVED
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3. 7,
Aniban Daylight l6 10 Recuse 10 10 l. Montpelier
80 10 l. Tit Willow 80 TO l. . A.. MN, ,,-
Auction pools-Balson $780, slumber So4, Billy Brown
syl Recluse $50 Aniban Sl4 field S4S.
Mutnais paid $50 IS. go 40.
TIT willow delayed the fifteen minutes When the
fae fell Slumber lead Of two lengths Daylight
scnd half length Bsst0n Billy Brown In the rear
sumber headed winning easily by length anu
half Palston before Billy Brown third darr
son had 10 ride his every Of the and was
Only bv iDdomtabs borsemanship that Billy Brown
secuI ed third place.
THIRD RACH-SwREPsTAKEs THREE-YEAR-OIDs. go
EACH $50 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SEVEN